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[source: Blackaddr @ xboxhacker.org] There seems to be a lot of confusion about exactly how the RGH works, and what clocks are involved, etc. Here is a brief technical summary that elaborates on the information provided already by Gligli and Tiros. This will focus on the hardware side, not the bootloader modifications.
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Posted on Monday, January 30, 2012 @ 15:15:37 GMT (922 reads)
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[source: bunnie @ jailbreakingisnotacrime.org] You bought it. You own it. Tell the Copyright Office: let me install whatever software I want on my phone, tablet, or video game system. bunnie Huang, author of Hacking the Xbox, is standing with the Electronic Frontier Foundation to defend users' right to jailbreak. Will you sign on to bunnie's letter to show the Copyright Office that users everywhere are demanding the right to jailbreak?
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Posted on Friday, January 27, 2012 @ 04:52:42 GMT (290 reads)
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[source: Shaitan @ psx-scene.com] Hi guys, I'm always looking for ways to make my PS3 experience easier so this was awesome. It's nothing special but I'm constantly needing to change firmwares like many of you so I thought I'd share it.
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Posted on Friday, January 27, 2012 @ 03:51:52 GMT (817 reads)
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modrobert writes: "The Chronic Dev Team has released Untethered Jailbreak for iPhone 4S & iPad 2 (Apple A5 / iOS 5.0.1). Quote: 'Greetings, friends & jailbreakers! We are well-aware of how very many of you, our faithful fans, have been waiting for months for this announcement, so - with no further ado, we are excited to unveil the newest addition to our GreenPois0n toolkit. This release should come as no surprise to those of you who have been following pod2g’s iOS blog for the past few months. Earlier this week, you might have even wet your pants a little when you watched the video demonstration of today’s release (named Absinthe A5) and first witnessed our jailbreak working its magic to liberate both the iPhone 4S & iPad 2.'"
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[source: streetskaterfu.blogspot.com] Ok guys we tested the possibilities on firmware 1.52 for a few days now. What I can confirm is the following: Tech4's exploit still works. Wololo's HBL still works. Everything I research atm didn't change from 1.50 to 1.52. If that is fine for you, there's no reason not to update.
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Posted on Sunday, January 22, 2012 @ 04:58:54 GMT (210 reads)
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[source: kakaroto.homelinux.net] Here's a "quick" status update on the 4.00 HEN (Homebrew ENabler) for PS3. Following my clarifications from almost 2 months ago here, there has been a lot of progress. We have not been slacking off, we’re a group of about 10 developers working together for the last 2 months, for sometimes 15 hours everyday in order to bring back homebrew support to the latest version of the PS3. There are three major parts to the HEN, first, getting the packages to install on the PS3, that part is done, completed, tested, debugged, etc.. the second part is to get the apps to run, that one still has major issues… the last part is something I will not discuss for now (it’s a surprise) but it’s about 60% to 70% done (and it has nothing to do with peek&poke and has nothing to do with backup managers or anything like that. This is and will stay a piracy-free solution for the PS3).
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Posted on Friday, January 20, 2012 @ 03:52:26 GMT (564 reads)
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[source: C4E @ LTPlus3.0_slim.nfo] Official release of the iXtreme LT+ v3.0 for 0272/0225/0401/1071 slim Liteons. Support for topology data on AP25 enabled titles. Will correctly answer any ap25 challenge eliminating need for dae.bin to create a backup. No need to make new backups everytime dae.bin is updated on console. Extra support for rare firmwares.
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Posted on Monday, January 16, 2012 @ 02:21:31 GMT (712 reads)
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We now have the xk3y (aka x360key and xkey) for Xbox 360 back in stock at USD $99. For more products and shipping check the complete price list.
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Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2012 @ 09:54:30 GMT (293 reads)
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[source: infinitymod.com] The tutorial, the fine tuning software and the first reviews for the Matrix Glitcher 2 are now available in the Download section of our website. Feel free to deep test the software and forward us any comment and suggestion to improve it. We have some more cool news coming next week so, stay tuned! :)
Note: You need separate programmer hardware to run the fine tuning software. For those who want to test it now, use the programmer included with Matrix Freedom PCB.
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Posted on Friday, January 13, 2012 @ 07:01:02 GMT (638 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Deank, author of the multiMAN project for PS3, has edited out the official forum thread with multiMAN releases over at ps3hax.net and replaced it with this brief message; 'mutliMAN is a ... lot of things'. This happened shortly after Team Cobra released mmCM v04.00.00 (MultiMan Cobra Manager) which can now be used without the Cobra USB dongle for the first time. I don't really know if the events are related, but it seems that way. The official release thread has been at multiMAN v02.09.02 since October 2011. If you want to download the latest official release or older ones, check EurAsia download section with this search. The source code is available there as well. Please post comment if you have more info regarding this."
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[source: streetskaterfu.blogspot.com ] I just noticed the first update of the PS VITA game "Ridge Racer" is online and did some research on the new update system. It is a bit upgraded but basicly the same as on PS3. Once a game tab is opened, the VITA downloads a PKG for this game tab. This includes update information, such as if an update if available. If thats the case, the game tab will show you a yellow arrow on the top of the screen which gives you information about the update available.
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Posted on Thursday, January 12, 2012 @ 03:44:26 GMT (231 reads)
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[source: wasabi360.com] From the team that brought you the intuitive and immensely popular "virtual ISO" on-screen menu system for Xbox 360 optical disc drive emulators comes yet another world first - fully integrated, automatic drive key extraction. With Wasabi 360 Ultra there is no need for expensive third party drive key extraction hardware: with a single press of a button on the Wasabi 360 control panel, the drive key is automatically extracted from your original ODD and saved to Wasabi 360 Ultra's onboard storage for future use. And that's all you need to do - the previously saved drive key is retrieved and used automatically on each subsequent Xbox 360 boot. Simply plug and play - easy, fast, safe and convenient.
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Posted on Tuesday, January 10, 2012 @ 03:21:25 GMT (617 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Looks like the hidden system menu trick can be used on PS3 and PSP as well (not just PS Vita). Triggered by: Go to Settings > System > System Information. Press simultaneously R1 + L1 + dpad left + square for a few seconds. Release those buttons then immediately press the start button (and keep it held)."
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[source: wololo.net] Japanese site emuonpsp reported today that a combination of keys was found in the settings menu to display some hidden information about the firmware installed on your Playstation vita. This menu contains information about the system build, repository, revision,… doesn’t look like it’s super useful information for now, but still interesting I guess.
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Posted on Thursday, January 05, 2012 @ 05:32:11 GMT (510 reads)
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modrobert writes: "The xk3y team has released a Windows updater tool for the remote (display unit) to solve the 'always on' when receiving power in standby mode. You can find the update at xk3y.com or in the download section here."
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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Posted on Thursday, January 05, 2012 @ 05:22:59 GMT (275 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Seacrest has finally released abgx360 with support for XGD3 game titles and many other changes. Check the news post over at abgx360.net for more info. You can find the files for download here. Thanks goes to BytePir8 for the heads up."
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 04, 2012 @ 02:13:50 GMT (425 reads)
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[source: xbox-scene.com] Team XLink released a new version of the XLink Kai Engine, their global gaming network that allows you to play system-link enabled games (incl. Xbox and Xbox360) online for free. What's new/fixed: * Added support for new Xbox 360 System Link game protocols. Static IP Tutorial: here
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Posted on Tuesday, January 03, 2012 @ 08:40:00 GMT (410 reads)
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[source: wololo.net] A few days ago we discovered that it is compulsory to be connected to the internet in order to use the Content Manager Assistant. Although I found out later that this tool is not necessary for media files, it is still compulsory to use it if you want to copy games and savedata from and to your PS Vita. Having to be connected to the internet while you copy files between two pieces of hardware you own is inconvenient, unsafe, and technically not necessary. It is therefore an unnecessary “feature” of the Content Manager Assistant that was put here by Sony for no other good reason than force people to update their console to the latest firmware on a regular basis.
Note: Download here.
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Posted on Monday, January 02, 2012 @ 05:28:25 GMT (302 reads)
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[source: wololo.net] A year and a half ago when I got Doom for PSP to run on the PSP Go, website hackaday noticed it and said "[being able to run Doom is] a prerequisite for any cracked device". Some people try to run Linux on their hardware at all cost, I prefer Doom. Today I was able to tweak HBL a bit on the PS Vita to get Doom to run on it. Will I get hackaday’s attention this time too? :) That’s, hands down, the best fps available on the vita so far, check the video!
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Posted on Monday, January 02, 2012 @ 05:18:09 GMT (308 reads)
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modrobert writes: "I wish you all a Happy New Year 2012. Special thanks goes to those of you helping out making this a great site. Looking forward to see a lot of new hacks/mods in 2012 as the current consoles (Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii) have their final days before retirement. Cheers!"
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modrobert writes: "d4m4n over at xboxhacker.org has posted info how to create a switch solution for the Reset Glitch Hack (RGH) which makes it possible to select either original or hacked mode on your Xbox 360 console. I think this is a brilliant mod, especially how he handles the SMC reset. If you can't access the forum on the xboxhacker.org site, then read on for details."
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Posted on Friday, December 30, 2011 @ 06:06:23 GMT (989 reads)
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[source: SKFU @ streetskaterfu.blogspot.com] Since I finally have access to a retail PS VITA, today I started with some basic tests. After a complete freeze of the system within the first 5 minutes after unboxing (*always happens to new consoles 4 me rofl*), I went on and noticed that there is a problem with the VITA's encryption functions and was able to decrypt some test files directly via the system. I will post updates as soon as I have news. :)
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Posted on Wednesday, December 28, 2011 @ 11:01:38 GMT (399 reads)
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[source: team-xecuter.com] As there is confusing and conflicting information in the wild we would like to clarify a few points with regards to ripping your own discs and what to do with topology data.
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Posted on Tuesday, December 27, 2011 @ 04:12:55 GMT (1064 reads)
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[source: xk3y.com] Seasons Greetings from the xk3y Team. Firmware v1.12 without language restrictions! When xk3y was first launched we produced an OEM version for one of our Chinese partners. This version was locked down to a few Asian language to promote sales in Asia and discourage resellers to export the OEM version to other regions. Sadly, some unscrupulous resellers still sold the OEM version to other regions, leaving end users with xk3y devices that would only display Asian languages on the remote.
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Posted on Monday, December 26, 2011 @ 08:24:33 GMT (497 reads)
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[source: C4E @ LTPlus3.0.nfo] Official release of the iXtreme LT+ v3.0 for Benq and phat Liteons. Support for topology data on AP25 enabled titles. Will correctly answer any ap25 challenge eliminating need for dae.bin to create a backup. No need to make new backups everytime dae.bin is updated on console.
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Posted on Sunday, December 25, 2011 @ 13:25:32 GMT (894 reads)
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Greetings from EurAsia. We wish you a Merry Christmas! While waiting for C4E to climb down the chimney with iXtreme LT+ v3.0, help us link the images needed to set the holiday spirit right. Thanks goes to damotheking for an epic first post and keeping the tradition alive.
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[source: c4evaspeaks.com] With the final testing stage of BenQ and phat Lite-On underway in preparation for the scheduled Christmas Eve release of c4eva’s iXtreme LT+ v3.0, we thought we’d drop some additional bits of info into your Stockings in the form of answers to some recent questions. Version 3.0 of iXtreme LT+ for BenQ and Lite-On (both phat and slim) does in fact retain support for truncated backups, although it is strongly recommended to use full burns made with a compatible Lite-On iHAS drive flashed with the iXtreme Burner MAX fw. Support for truncated backups, however, remains excluded from Hitachi in its forthcoming 3.0 version.
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Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2011 @ 03:12:19 GMT (663 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Just a friendly reminder it is soon time for the 28th Chaos Communication Congress (28C3) which takes place at the Berliner Congress Center (bcc) in Berlin/Germany as usual on December 27th to 30th, 2011. The Congress offers lectures and workshops on a multitude of topics and attracts a diverse audience of thousands of hackers, scientists, artists, and utopians from all around the world."
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Posted on Tuesday, December 20, 2011 @ 06:46:06 GMT (366 reads)
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[source: Team Matrix @ infinitymod.com] We are proud to announce the availability of the Matrix Glitcher II. Thanks to the hundreds of feedbacks we received from our distributors and testers around the world, we decided to release an updated version of the Matrix Glitcher. Some of the new features include:
* Preprogrammed with a brand new and advanced Matrix Glitching code.
* Compatible with all Xbox360 SLIM and FAT models (except Corona and Xenon motherboard)
* On board switch to quickly select console type and model.
* Future-proof updateable with external USB programmer (not included).
* After-installation fine tuning of glitch timings to better fit each different console (external USB programmer needed)
* Unique Serial code identification for each Glitcher II verifiable online.
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Posted on Tuesday, December 20, 2011 @ 05:13:33 GMT (414 reads)
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